Msci Forensic And Analytical Science With Industrial Experience

at University of Huddersfield

• The programme covers foundational topics in chemistry, biology, and forensic science principles, providing a solid theoretical base.
• Students gain hands-on experience in crime scene investigation techniques, including evidence collection, analysis, and interpretation.
• Analytical techniques such as chromatography, spectroscopy, and mass spectrometry are taught in-depth, with practical applications in forensics.
• Specialised areas like toxicology, DNA profiling, and ballistics are explored, equipping students with diverse forensic skills.
• The course also focuses on developing research abilities, culminating in a substantial research project in the final year.

Course Modules

• Practical Forensic Science 1
•  Analytical Science 1
•  Inorganic Chemistry 1
•  Data Handling for Forensic Science
•  Organic Chemistry 1

Important Dates

Each year, the programme commences in September and January, and prospective applicants are advised to keep an eye on the university's website for updates regarding the application process. The website will indicate when the application period for the next intake starts. While applying through UCAS is a possibility, candidates should ensure they collect all necessary paperwork beforehand, rather than waiting until the last minute.

• Applicants may qualify for undergraduate courses if their Standard XII certificate (HSSC) is issued by CBSE, CISCE, or a Metro state board. 
• Those with certificates from other boards may need to complete a foundation programme.
•  Moreover, international applicants must show English proficiency with an overall IELTS score of 6.0 and a minimum of 5.5 in each section, or possess an equivalent qualification.

For International Students: £22,000 per year.

Graduates of the MSci Forensic and Analytical Science with Industrial Experience programme are well-equipped for careers in various sectors, including forensic science laboratories, law enforcement agencies, criminal justice systems, and research institutions. The combination of theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and industrial experience makes them attractive candidates for roles such as forensic scientists, crime scene investigators, analytical chemists, and research associates. Some graduates may also pursue further academic studies or careers in related fields like environmental science or pharmaceutical analysis.